johntash

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by johntash 10y ago
If you're okay with spending a small amount of money, you could spin up a VPS somewhere and run Syncthing/Librevault on it. For $5-$10 a month, you should at least be able to get 20 or 30gb of space.
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by johntash 10y ago
> If you run your own homeserver, and your own bridge to Rhizome/wherever, you can think of the end result being a bit like bitlbee or a pidgin-in-the-cloud... but decentralised Wouldn't this still be centralized to your home s
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by johntash 10y ago
I never realized gitlab.com offered free private repos. Thanks!
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by johntash 11y ago
Cool, thank you for the response! I'll probably give it a shot for my non-gmail.com emails and see how it goes.
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by johntash 11y ago
Can you use multiple domains with fastmail? And do they allow wildcard addresses/forwarders? It's probably on the website, but I haven't found it yet.
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by johntash 11y ago
Thanks for the information, I didn't know those drives were refundable! I was always turned off by having to download a huge zip file from backblaze when I wanted to restore something, but this actually sounds really nice of you guys f
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by johntash 11y ago
You might be interested in oh-my-fish which tries to be pretty similar to oh-my-zsh, including an optional theme that matches the default zsh theme. I'd definitely recommend it. https://github.com/oh-my-fish/oh-m
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by johntash 12y ago
Thanks for mentioning git-annex. I had used it before, but never realized it eventually received an android client. Time to try it again and syncthing :) http://git-annex.branchable.com/install/Android/
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by johntash 12y ago
Agreed. You'd have to come up with a good feature, other than just syncing/looking pretty, to make it worth paying for.
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by johntash 12y ago
DKIM is essentially signing outgoing e-mail at the server-level. Receiving MTAs are supposed to verify the signature using the public key available through DNS. I can't find any examples now, but I swear I've seen gmail say &q
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by johntash 12y ago
The docs say you can change the api url to your own instance pretty easily: https://asciinema.org/docs/faq I haven't tried it, but the server is available here if you want to give it a shot: https://git